I don't want to start another flame target, but...
I've seen a couple mentions about some kind of link between Crossfires and AMG, and try as I may, I have not been able to search out anything that describes the supposed link.
Is there one? Is it real, concocted, mythical, BS?
Don't really care, Just interested.
Doug
Is there one? Is it real, concocted, mythical, BS?
Don't really care, Just interested.
Doug
The SRT and AMG engines are hand assembled in Affalterbach at the AMG facility. The NA is done elsewhere.
Originally Posted by RapidFire
Are all of the engines assembled at the same plant (N/A, SRT, and AMG)?
Is it real? Well, yes, it is. My supercharger has AMG stamped on it as do many of the hard parts of the car. Just lift a hood of an SRT6 and you'll see the AMG link. Does that answer your question?
Originally Posted by SRT SIX
The SRT and AMG engines are hand assembled in Affalterbach at the AMG facility. The NA is done elsewhere.
I was wondering if I could boast that my engine was "hand assembled" or just put together by R2D2.
Last edited by onehundred80; Aug 29, 2009 at 10:57 PM.
^ Good point.
Though I'm going to go out on a limb and say the N/A is the same factory sending engines to the SLK assemblies, and most likely is put together buy robots.
Though I'm going to go out on a limb and say the N/A is the same factory sending engines to the SLK assemblies, and most likely is put together buy robots.
I don't know for sure that the standard NA Crossfire engines are assembled by robots, however I am sure that they are put together on an assembly line. Whereas each and every one of the SRT and AMG engines are specifically hand assembled by one technician.
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